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t Thursday. August 28. 1969
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PARADE GRAND MARSHAL Frank Turner doffs his hat to the
crowd during the parade Saturday. Turner turned down offers
to ride in a car and stayed on horseback for the parade.
1969 Morrow County Fair and
Rodeo was a picturesque event
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IT WAS GOOD CAKE, good enough to win first p'ace in the Oregon Wheat Growers League cake
baking contest at the fair for Mrs. Jerry (Fat) Dougherty (right). Runnerup was Mrs. Vern
(Dora Sue) VialL Both women are from Lexington.
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SHOWING OFF THE SADDLE he won as the 1939 Morrow county amateur calf roping champion
is Sand Hollow rancher Jerry Dougherty (left). Queen Sheila presented the saddle for Kinzua
Corporation to Dougherty, who had a total time of 65.2 seconds on two calves to win the event.
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jAYCEECnEED
That faith in Cod fiv m.ani'ng and
purpoW la human life;
That ih brothtrhooij of man ttam
cana th tovcrrignty of naliomt
Thai aoonomic iuic can btn b won
by fr man through Im tntarpr'tui
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That rarth ' grt imaiur lin in hu
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LEADERSHIP was the theme of the booth of ths Morrow County Jaycees, and it led the way to
the Sweepstakes award at the fair. It was alio first place in Community Service division.
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,,"' . ' A FORMER AND PERHAPS A FUTURE Queen of the Morrow
" rr" " ' - " 1 ii-mmMi r-,,in,ii, m .., , ii , m. ,r 4 . T,.... Tli niiiinimnTinrnrnn-iirf county Fair and Rodeo rode together in th parade. 1964 Queen
A 113-POUND SOUTHDOWN CROSS lamb, shown by Sue Ellen Greenup. Heppner. was grand cham- Shannon (Mahoney) Smito. helped her niece on the horse, and
plon at the 1969 Morrow county fair. Federal Land Bank. Pendleton, paid 85 cents a pound four-year-old Tara. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mahoney. foao
for the lamb. throughout the event